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Mew C VOL. 4G NO. 9 toMmtMmtttMfCMM Kuan k ur ; i( OVER THE COFFEE with RUTH All of you no doubt know by now the Senior Class is out to earn their Senior trip via THE HARD WAY. As I am In a position to hear bits of their conversation when they drop In for refreshments I'll let you In on some that I have written down at different times over a period since school has started.The seniors are at their favorite topic again, or yet, for It Is usually foremost on their minds. "Oh, brother!" Linda said! This making money business Is MURDER! Judy, can you bring us up to date on what we have made so far?" "Well," said Judy "We made $110.47 on our magazine sales and the girls made $11.87 with the car wash. The same day the boys cleaned out Mr. Jobson's turkey barn and brought In $20. "That wasn't all they brought In" laughed Martha. "They really had a certain AIR about them that day. PHEW."! "Yaa, but we helped fill the treasury and the "Phew" washed off and besides you didn't look like Marilyn Monroe after you got through with those cars, either." "Hey now" Linda put In "Dont come to blows. Lets get back to the business at hand. All that plus a few donations and things comes to $277 62. If we go to the Ozarks for three days which is the cheapest thing we can so. It will take about S8 50 per person per day. That Is a package deal whereby we get rooms, food and planned entertainment. Wc have to figure on 20 sen iors, two chape'-011-'' and ,npj bus driver and wife if nhe cares - to co. That fiuuros out about $625 00. We still havi"a long! way to go." William spoke up "We still have a couple of Saturdays, any-' way to pick corn for Dr. Guy-j ton before ic will know w hat , we will make on that Job, It , Should help 'quite a bit." "Say, did you see Cass try Ing to reach those ears on Ihej X tall stalks? She had to break the stalk before she could reach them." Tommy said. "Ha, I didnt look any funnier than you did when you found out we had swiped the corn out of your wagon to fill ours up while you had gone to dinner" Cass tossed right back. "Did you hear what Mrs. Davis said about Elam making hay while he picked corn?" Peggy put in. "Riding to town on tho wagon load of corn was tun" Alabama said changing the subject fast. : "Did you see Folkers swing i Into the parking lot like Ben f Hur in his chariot? That was the cutest little trailer. He sure did pick fast" Judy said. "Gee" said Phyllis 'I thought it would be an. awful job but with everybody kidding around and laughing it was loads of fun. Of course wo got tired but I wouldn't have missed it for anything." "And the pop Dc sent out" "and tho apples and cider" "I'm ready to go again" "This isn't making us any money. Judy do you have the dope on tl'i Christmas cards yet?" "Yes, the samples are here and we can start anytime" "Usually", said Carol "I hate to ask people to buy anything but everyone sends Christmas cards so I don't mind that so much." "Just think" Red started figuring "If everyone in school and everyone in town bought Just one box each that would be " "Oh, come on!" said Joe "You're crazy, boy. "Well, I can dream, can't I?" "The play will bring in some money" Imogene reminded them", but not too much." .'''Yes." said Sue "If we clear P 50.00 we will be lucky". "How about a box supper." "That just doesn't go here. No one came but the parents last 14th Masonic Meeting Last Tho meeting of the 14th Ma son io District was held at Macon last Thursday with Censor Lodge 172 AF & AM as tho host. This being the fall meet ing of the district with lodges from Shelby and Macon Coun ties. Randy Thomas is Guest Of Millard Thomas Tuesday Evening Randy Thomas was an over night guest of Millard Thomas last Tuesday night. The Owen Bevans Viit in Lewistown Last Friday Mr. and Mrs .Owen Bevan ac companied by Mrs. Bevan's aunt Mrs. Ethel Harris of Macon vis ited with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Holbert of Lewistown, Mo., last Friday Oct. 17. Misses EUa and Kate Lloyd Visit Relatives In Kansas City Misses Ella and Kate Lloyd spent several days last week in Kansas City where they were the guests of Mrs. Edith Job-son, Mrs. Crowley and 'Mrs. Jerry Skiles who remained with them for a longer visit and also visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Jobson. Macon Woman Visits In Home of Nephew Last Week Mrs. Ethel Harris of Macon spent from last Monday to Kri- ; day visiliiig in the home of her ! nephew! Morgan Davis and fam- ' i ly . ; A Mrs. Jennie Robertson Entertains with Dinner Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones of Macon, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones, Edwin Jones and son, Harold were entertained at a dinner last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Robertson. W. R. Roberts Returns Home After Doing Farm Work for Macon Couple Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones of Macon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of Bevier returned to their home last Friday morning after a pleasant 10 days vacation in North Carolina and Tennessee. W. R. Roberts of New Cambria had charge of tho farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones during their absence. The Dee Smith Family Spent Saturday Here With Parents Mr. and Mrs. Dee Smith anr daughter Sandra of Macon spent Saturday and Saturday night at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrr W. E. Jones. Mrs. Letha Taylor Attends Rebekah Assembly Here Mrs. Letha Taylor of Wheeling, Mo .ai tended tho District Assembly of the Rebekah Lodge here last Thursday and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chinn, also a guest of Mrs. Jennie Robertson after the afternoon session. Jack Beale Was A Guest Friday Night Of Francis Henry Jack Beale was a guest last Friday night and Saturday of his little class mate, Francis Wayne Henry and helped him care for his bird dog that is the mother of 8 little pups. District held Thursday The school of instruction was held in the afternoon with George Grubbs, District Deputy Grand Lecturer In charge. A 6:30 dinner was served by the members ol Censer Chapter No. 50 Ordjr of Eastern Star. At the evening session an interesting program had been planned. Mr. A. B. Vanlanding-ham of Columbia Grand Officer was on the program with Alvln Harris serving as District President. Among those from New Cambria attending were H. J. Gil-leland, G. C. Long, Richard Mat-lick, W. R. Hughes, Carl March, Gerald Thomas, Ray Thomas, Leonard Thomas. Columbia Students Visit Their Parents Over Week End Bob Beal-? and Gene Rhodes of Columbia spent the week end visiting at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Link Beale and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rhodes. Mr. & Mrs. Owen Bevan Entertain Relatives With Dinner Sunday Miss Kate and Ella Lloyd, south of New Cambria and Mr. and Mrs. John Rauh of Higgins-ville, Mo. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bevan. Mrs. Cliff Gardner Is Medical Patient In Kirksville Hospital Mrs. Cliff Gardner was admitted; to the K.O.H. Hospital" in Kirksville . last Friday for medical attention. , . Mr. and Mrs. Osman Have Week End Guests From Air Base Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Bordelon of Kansas City were week end guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Osman. Dr. Bordelon is attached at the Air Force atRich-ard-Gebaur Air Base. Mr. and Mrs. Bill March of Kansas City Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Bill March of Thomas th-y drove to Cedar Kansas City were in New Cam-;RaPicis ancl spent the day with bria last Saturday for a short Mrs- Sam Roberts and family visit with their parents, MrJand aIso failed on Miss Stella and Mrs. Clint Williams and Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Carl March. They R- Jones. Friday morning they were enroute to Manitwoc on;drove to Burlington, la. and re-Lake Michigan on a business mained until Sunday with Mr. trip for the company where Mr. !Jonps brother. Robert D. Jones March is employed, the Dewey Portland Concrete Co. Thev re - turned to Kansas City Tuesday night. Fall Brings Moving For Several New Cambria Families '"- m p.uj.n-s.s turday where he was entered as in New Cambria resulting from(a medical patient. the sale of two pieces of pro-t perty. J. D. Matlick purchased' MlI..f r.. the property go. Jim Duncan has purchased the Hall property where Harry Milliron resides. The Milliron family have rented the John W. Roberts rental property whore the J. D. Mitliek family lives. The Duncan family plan to move soon to their new home in New Cambria. New Cambria Couples Visit Edd Huber At Veterans Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wehner spent one day last week in Wad-worth Kansas at the Veterans Hospital where they went to visit with Edd Huber. They reported Edd wasilowiyimprov-ing. New Cambria, Missouri, Friday, October 21, 1958 GROWS GOOD COuM v r 7 V 5 4 7 V- , 'I MX Kenneth F Harris, who farms 10 miles northeast of Macon, measures an e-r of corn from i f.dd he has entered m the sUte;wide Missouri farmers Association Com Yield Contest. Earlier H-"-f 12 blue ribbons at the New Cambria, Clarence and Calleo fairs with corn from this contest field. Among the blue hbomi was one for the best ear of corn, another for the best standing stalk, and numerous other classifications. The variety was 118. Marjorie Cass Spends Week End Here With Her Parents Miss Marjorie Cass of Kansas City spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cass, Doris Mary. and Mrs. Helen Nagel Spends Sunday In Topeka, Kansas Mrs. Helen Nagel spent Sun- i t. i. r . ... J ' ivdn-sas Visiting j her daughter Marilyn Nagel and' her sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller. Denver Couple Visit Mrs. Josephine Aidridfe Returns Ifome Friday Mr. and .Mrs. - Elmer Martin visited from Monday until Fri- aay with her sister. Mrs. 3ose.inl'S 'TT "I " pfnne Aldndge. They have re - turned tn h,.ir hm i C1', V.UIVI, ft . mr. ana Mrs. u. K. Jones Return from Trip to Iowa Visiting Relatives Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Jones left last Wednesda iy lor Williams - nurg. la. an-1 were guests at . . the home of their cousins, Mr.! and Mrs. John R. Thomas. They also visited many other rela. lives in Williamsburg. Thursd ay accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ann" family. Returning home on - Sun(lay evening after a very pleasant rip Everett Embleton j Patient in Hospital In Kirksville Everett Embleton was taken to the Laughlin hospital last S. To Hold Revival Services Starting October 20 Rev. Harold Burk. pastor of tho Musself.rk Baptist Church announces that Revival Meeting starting Oct. 20 through Nov. 1 each night at 7:30 p.m. The evangelist will be Rev. Howard James. The public is welcome and invited to come. TO FOOTBALL GAME Misses K.'theryn Laocy and Lou Ann Parish attended the! football game between Kirks- ville College and Warrensburg,!lui' :' Mo- and Mr. and Mrs. at Warrensburg Saturday. . Mr. and Airs. Earnest Ridge-they w. ie lhe dinner guests of way of Brookfield were callers Mr. a'ld Mrs. Ben J. Williams, in the M. D. Carter home Sun- The t " ' rs wore former rosi-day afternoon. dents it Ethel. si",1 4. It f 9 , !A J . LvJL JlH Mrs. Gardner Arrives To Spend Vacation With Her Mother Mrs. R. G. Gardner and chil - dren 'of Omaha, Nebraska ar - rived" Saturday for a 2 weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Grayce Bevan. Mr. & Mrs. L. K. Evans Entertain the Carlos kaniseys Sunday Mt. ad Ms. Carlos I?3mwv 1 J . were Sundav aflernnon PiinstB in the home of Mr. and Mrs." L. K. F.ans. Merje R., Aldridge Of " . r.i Returned from Uverseas Merle R. Aldridge, son of Mrs. t li. .......j . isophlne Aldridge ':". "... (Ployed at T .A. in Kansas' nas 'niormea his mother that he has returned from a two i - ! weeks over seas trip. He had ! been sent as a representative frm th T.W.A. office in Kan- sas City. He attended meetings in Paris and Cannes, France, iThe past week he has been in N,nv York on a business mis - ..: i . , .. .. . . " ...-u .u ma uome in r-int it. 1,, r4 i v ' ic'"1 a.uiuay. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Aid- rid,:e of Kansas City, also son of Mrs. Aldridge has return- 0,1 ' his horae af,Pr vacation-1 inii in ine eastern states ana weni ueep sea nsning oil the n,. ,n nn The Carl March Family Visits At Keokuk, Iowa Mr and Mrs. Carl March and j children Keokuk, spent last Sunday in Iowa at tho home of I his mother, Mrs. Minita Bailey. While there they visited Mr. I March's brothers and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Shear and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Azinr.rs and family and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bailev nd . - ., . ' sons r.ain lamilv nas bahy that -he March's had not seel j r ... . . M". Dora Bevan Vliit. Friends Here Enroute To Eastern States Mrs Dora Bevan stormed off I in New Cambria last Tuesday to w;t with many of her ' friends after flying to Chicago, 111. 1: m Seattle, Washington. She N enroute to the eastern stati Mr. & Mrs. Ben Williams Entertain Dinnea Guests Thjrsday Evening Mr nd Mrs, Bill Clair ofj Mr. nd Kail i.:irn or Ethel spent last I Thin sd-'V in New Cambria where ; Several From Here Attend Farm Bureau I 'Meeting in Macon K. A. Jones, Gerald Thomas, W. ft. Hughes. Ceil Jones, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leo-. nard Thomas attended the an- inual dinner meeting on Satur- day at the Jefferson ; Macon. J The f.rorrram was by Mrs. (-.aii Jones a nd hir j sister, Mrs. Berl Henry played a pi no duet. Mis. wl.o Ger- I Thomas nl.ivofl a vinlin so (accompanied by Mrs. Jones. Mrs. A. E. Quinn and Grandchildren Visit In Ray Woods Home Mrs A V Hli nn ,,t C..II.K.IX.. and 5 of her grandchildren were (Sunday dinner guests of her ! brother. Hay Woods and fam- !ily and her mother, Mrs. B. T. Woods. The Leonard Thomas Family Attend Fly In Held at Garden City Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Thomas, Ralph and Millard flew 'to Garden City, Missouri last ' Sunday to attend the South Wes District Fly In of the Missouri : Flying Farmers Association. I iThe Hollanders Spend c j r j Sunday with Friends ! jn tjanta ! Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ilollan- der u-rrr Sundav afternoon poets of Mr anrl Mrs. V.'il Baker at Atlanta. I Mr. & Mrs. L. K. Evans ! Have Visitors Friday j Mrs. Mabel Cnowh-y, ' ' Mrsl Mabel Crowley, ' ' Mr , voan jonson ami aaugnter jerry, ,l air t-. . - . . (iiu oi nansas eny ana Mr. ana i ivir.?: narve jonsnn 'i visit, rs in the ho and Mrs. L. K. Evans and' Mi0 T . . md r"ns' Th .Funlr Mnnrv. Are Dinner Guests o j . n bunday a Callao ! Mr. and Mrs. Junior Muncy i ?. . .. ' ........ ou.m,iy omner 1 min-.. u: . i it t . ;f," oi ma m .;uier bod Muncy and family at Callao. Larrv Brvant Snnrl. " VVIY m l lie U-. re U' r , Home Of His Parents Larry Brvant of Rr,na the week end at the home of! us iPrticms, mr. ana Mrs. John Bryant. Ho returned to his studies at the Rolla School of Mines late Sunday evening. Ethel Church To Hold Annual Fall Food Bazaar Saturday The Ethel Presbyterian Church win noia tneir annual fall ba zaar, food sale and Chicken " .uocr i no oazaar tnis year will open; .,, ' f and supper uill Start at 4 .1) n m 7io nor j r "v 1' 1 F i - I son. Many New Cambria poo- pie enjoy and have always at tended the annual fall bazaar at Ethel in the past and plan to attend this annual affair this car. Mrs. Albert Manhart Seriously III In St. Francis Hospital Mrs Albert Manhart remains in the St. Francis Hospital in Maroeline wnere she has been seriously ill for several days. i Callao Family Spends Sunday with Mr. and ;Mrs. Chester Chinn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douglas Kaken to the Doctors Hospital in'visrTFT) PARENTS and family of Callao spent last ! Brookfield last week after hav-j Mr. Marrin McCollum of St. Sunday at the home of his sis-jing tho misfortune of falling nff.i.ouis visited from Saturday un-ter, Mrs. Chester Chinn and Mr. of a building. X-rays showed he i til Monday with his parents. Chinn. had a broken back. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McCollum. ithel Congregation Discusses ... Hotel et A meeting ol tne congregation (iuic of the Ethel Presbyterian 100 in Sunday School, recreation-furnished Church to discuss placin? al fncilities for the youth, and basement under the entire build ing was held. The plan being r,n rncmmend.-'d bv the build n inir committee of the session It .,-i.M ncenm nli-:h lhe aims on- I ginai'y p:a nnrrl ;ir,d orovido ade P.F.C. Jerry Matl'ck h S'end'nrf A 15 Day Lave Here P K .1 J 'TV MaillCK ari lVCill in New Cambria from F01t Bragg, Norm Carolina to spenn. a 15 day leave with his brothers) J- D. Matlick and family and! Richard Matlick ana lamny. ai-j so his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Matlick of Kan-j sas City, Mo. Jerry is enroutei to Germany for 23 month of overseas service. Paula Jane Hogenson Born Sunday In Kirksville Hospital Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hogen son, agent at the C B & Q De-1 m - pot at New Cambria are the par-1 Entertain Guests ents of a new daughter born.p Evening Sunday morning at 4 o'clock at j ' the Laughlin hospital in Kirks-' Friday evening guests at the ville. The baby weighed 9 lbs. d1-, nnnens pnrl has: hpon piven the name Paula Jane. They ', are the parents of another dau ghter Pamela June 4 years old.,ieresa, traiy.!.. . Mrs. Chrisman Teaches In Room 3 Thursday For Mrs. ,Levell - 'Mrs , Aubrey Chrisman w; f . Mrs , Aubrey Chrisman was " ie:u-ner iasr itiurs .1 . . r .lt. a T ,, l. . ahh"i i ieveu i were Fy idaiKppp afyrhile she at,tendpd tbq, orhe5 of "Mr annuam . District ' Assemble of !tm RcMekah Loilues. of thi " ..... . i".'l,',.f Show'er Given For The Ivan Petersons Saturday Night Friends and neighbors of Ivan Ppfnrson gathered at the home 0f his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ' vyilliam Peerson in the mm Peterson in the P.- jmyra community last Saturday Long and Mr. Long. While here ; night where a shower was given Mr. Smedley called at the Hen-jfor the coupler- Many nice gifts ry Carter home near Elmer. ; were presented for which the ; lou.ut: wi i v vi'i j jit-tfsu. ev. V-mirchlU lO Be Guest Speaker At United Church Sunday Lcuj-inger of Brookfield were Next Sundiv October 26th the Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. United Church will have Rev. John Ben Jones. Mrs. Leuzlng-Churchill, Dept. of Christian Ed- er remained for a longer visit ucation Presbyterian Church as. wit" her sister, Mrs. Jones, the guest sneaker. At 2:30 Rev. j ' " Churchill will meet wiih the Mrs. Dunham and Mrs. nnviU C, J O 1 1 A I I officers and chairmen of Chris t ian oducati.n committees. Services of infant baDtism !. ni he heir! nnvl Sllinrlpv Plnacn I ' " soe tne ministt.r. Tt i.t i .. j ine jonnny sevens Transfer Church n i l u : '""iiucrsmp riere Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Levett transferred their membership from the Macon Christian Church in Macon to the Con gregational Fellowship of the United Church of New Cam- bria at last Sunday morning's i Worship Service. One of the ! largest attendance at Church services was reenrriprf last Rnn.i.i davs in St. Charles. Mo. vis. j jay morning. Ted Cotter Suffers Injury Last Week in Fall from Building Friends of Ted Cotter at Ethel (will regret to hear that he was 4 PAGES Basement -rrTvi fn an nvnnnsiiin to - give aamuonai roun.s larger social Baiiu-ii..B. - 1 e COSl Ol sucn a piujc-v., an estimated $7,400. Tho walls would be partially - ! poured concrete ann pariuiuy I ... concrete biocR. Anoqunx s'.'fi for nn A-l foundation. Drains will be placed in the building and plumbing will be roughed in. Two entry ways mado, one. fr-.ir.-i thn inside with stens down . ... .u- ..IJ. ..-iiU j rarnp rno stepsl. Thpre wi bfi adrjjtinnai msts ,nvolvpd w.hch mav include redecoratine. chnnt-e In hffltinor ,ang and buWv re. .g " The vof(j wag taken at the arinni moetinir and it -o- o was voted unamious to proceed with plans. The contract is with the Kes-ter Konstruction Kompany, who is building the Manse for I'ew Cambria United Church. - , -T- t,,. pi-- MPnrv home of Mr. ana airs. Henry and Glonda were Mr. Mrs. Emmett Eymah, Mr. -and - airs. Konaja,reid., i ty, ail Ol neviti mm Mrs. Bill Eymart, I ancy ana Gloria of New ' Cambria'. ' ' ' iMe.rlon Bulen OiV fan4as City - ,- TA. 1. Kf.fl.AI" in risi'i mwuiv. . j.tarjorr Bulen of Kansas City' ,A wtu.u- at the : m.me u. ... ' I Bulen. The J. D. Smedleys Of Carrollton Spent Sunday Here Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smedley of j Carrollton were bunctay rniesrs I oi tneir aaugniei, mis. w. . ft 1 I. 7y 1 J Entertains Sunday ' Miss Vera Cole, I. M. Cole nt Mmu Pamhria and Mrs. Ada - Jobson Attend State CnntrrftratinnAl Meet i Ur. TT.-ol.-n riinhjirri and Mrs. Maxine Jobson, accompanied by Rev. Reisch are attending a State Congregational meeting on Higher Education held in Kansas City October 24. Miss Emma Strouse Returns Home Alter Visiting Friends Miss Emma Strouse has returned to her home in New Cam- , bria after spending 4 days in Columbia where she was the guest of Mrs. E. W. Stewart and iting Mrs. Emelia Bekenkendorf. On her return trip home she visited many fronds in Macon. Last Sunday morning she went ito Macon by bus to attend church and accompanied Mr. land Mrs. Mears of Macon to her home

Mew C VOL. 4G NO. 9 toMmtMmtttMfCMM Kuan k ur ; i( OVER THE COFFEE with RUTH All of you no doubt know by now the Senior Class is out to earn their Senior trip via THE HARD WAY. As I am In a position to hear bits of their conversation when they drop In for refreshments I'll let you In on some that I have written down at different times over a period since school has started.The seniors are at their favorite topic again, or yet, for It Is usually foremost on their minds. "Oh, brother!" Linda said! This making money business Is MURDER! Judy, can you bring us up to date on what we have made so far?" "Well," said Judy "We made $110.47 on our magazine sales and the girls made $11.87 with the car wash. The same day the boys cleaned out Mr. Jobson's turkey barn and brought In $20. "That wasn't all they brought In" laughed Martha. "They really had a certain AIR about them that day. PHEW."! "Yaa, but we helped fill the treasury and the "Phew" washed off and besides you didn't look like Marilyn Monroe after you got through with those cars, either." "Hey now" Linda put In "Dont come to blows. Lets get back to the business at hand. All that plus a few donations and things comes to $277 62. If we go to the Ozarks for three days which is the cheapest thing we can so. It will take about S8 50 per person per day. That Is a package deal whereby we get rooms, food and planned entertainment. Wc have to figure on 20 sen iors, two chape'-011-'' and ,npj bus driver and wife if nhe cares - to co. That fiuuros out about $625 00. We still havi"a long! way to go." William spoke up "We still have a couple of Saturdays, any-' way to pick corn for Dr. Guy-j ton before ic will know w hat , we will make on that Job, It , Should help 'quite a bit." "Say, did you see Cass try Ing to reach those ears on Ihej X tall stalks? She had to break the stalk before she could reach them." Tommy said. "Ha, I didnt look any funnier than you did when you found out we had swiped the corn out of your wagon to fill ours up while you had gone to dinner" Cass tossed right back. "Did you hear what Mrs. Davis said about Elam making hay while he picked corn?" Peggy put in. "Riding to town on tho wagon load of corn was tun" Alabama said changing the subject fast. : "Did you see Folkers swing i Into the parking lot like Ben f Hur in his chariot? That was the cutest little trailer. He sure did pick fast" Judy said. "Gee" said Phyllis 'I thought it would be an. awful job but with everybody kidding around and laughing it was loads of fun. Of course wo got tired but I wouldn't have missed it for anything." "And the pop Dc sent out" "and tho apples and cider" "I'm ready to go again" "This isn't making us any money. Judy do you have the dope on tl'i Christmas cards yet?" "Yes, the samples are here and we can start anytime" "Usually", said Carol "I hate to ask people to buy anything but everyone sends Christmas cards so I don't mind that so much." "Just think" Red started figuring "If everyone in school and everyone in town bought Just one box each that would be " "Oh, come on!" said Joe "You're crazy, boy. "Well, I can dream, can't I?" "The play will bring in some money" Imogene reminded them", but not too much." .'''Yes." said Sue "If we clear P 50.00 we will be lucky". "How about a box supper." "That just doesn't go here. No one came but the parents last 14th Masonic Meeting Last Tho meeting of the 14th Ma son io District was held at Macon last Thursday with Censor Lodge 172 AF & AM as tho host. This being the fall meet ing of the district with lodges from Shelby and Macon Coun ties. Randy Thomas is Guest Of Millard Thomas Tuesday Evening Randy Thomas was an over night guest of Millard Thomas last Tuesday night. The Owen Bevans Viit in Lewistown Last Friday Mr. and Mrs .Owen Bevan ac companied by Mrs. Bevan's aunt Mrs. Ethel Harris of Macon vis ited with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Holbert of Lewistown, Mo., last Friday Oct. 17. Misses EUa and Kate Lloyd Visit Relatives In Kansas City Misses Ella and Kate Lloyd spent several days last week in Kansas City where they were the guests of Mrs. Edith Job-son, Mrs. Crowley and 'Mrs. Jerry Skiles who remained with them for a longer visit and also visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Jobson. Macon Woman Visits In Home of Nephew Last Week Mrs. Ethel Harris of Macon spent from last Monday to Kri- ; day visiliiig in the home of her ! nephew! Morgan Davis and fam- ' i ly . ; A Mrs. Jennie Robertson Entertains with Dinner Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones of Macon, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones, Edwin Jones and son, Harold were entertained at a dinner last Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jennie Robertson. W. R. Roberts Returns Home After Doing Farm Work for Macon Couple Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jones of Macon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker of Bevier returned to their home last Friday morning after a pleasant 10 days vacation in North Carolina and Tennessee. W. R. Roberts of New Cambria had charge of tho farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones during their absence. The Dee Smith Family Spent Saturday Here With Parents Mr. and Mrs. Dee Smith anr daughter Sandra of Macon spent Saturday and Saturday night at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrr W. E. Jones. Mrs. Letha Taylor Attends Rebekah Assembly Here Mrs. Letha Taylor of Wheeling, Mo .ai tended tho District Assembly of the Rebekah Lodge here last Thursday and was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chinn, also a guest of Mrs. Jennie Robertson after the afternoon session. Jack Beale Was A Guest Friday Night Of Francis Henry Jack Beale was a guest last Friday night and Saturday of his little class mate, Francis Wayne Henry and helped him care for his bird dog that is the mother of 8 little pups. District held Thursday The school of instruction was held in the afternoon with George Grubbs, District Deputy Grand Lecturer In charge. A 6:30 dinner was served by the members ol Censer Chapter No. 50 Ordjr of Eastern Star. At the evening session an interesting program had been planned. Mr. A. B. Vanlanding-ham of Columbia Grand Officer was on the program with Alvln Harris serving as District President. Among those from New Cambria attending were H. J. Gil-leland, G. C. Long, Richard Mat-lick, W. R. Hughes, Carl March, Gerald Thomas, Ray Thomas, Leonard Thomas. Columbia Students Visit Their Parents Over Week End Bob Beal-? and Gene Rhodes of Columbia spent the week end visiting at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Link Beale and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rhodes. Mr. & Mrs. Owen Bevan Entertain Relatives With Dinner Sunday Miss Kate and Ella Lloyd, south of New Cambria and Mr. and Mrs. John Rauh of Higgins-ville, Mo. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bevan. Mrs. Cliff Gardner Is Medical Patient In Kirksville Hospital Mrs. Cliff Gardner was admitted; to the K.O.H. Hospital" in Kirksville . last Friday for medical attention. , . Mr. and Mrs. Osman Have Week End Guests From Air Base Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Bordelon of Kansas City were week end guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Osman. Dr. Bordelon is attached at the Air Force atRich-ard-Gebaur Air Base. Mr. and Mrs. Bill March of Kansas City Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Bill March of Thomas th-y drove to Cedar Kansas City were in New Cam-;RaPicis ancl spent the day with bria last Saturday for a short Mrs- Sam Roberts and family visit with their parents, MrJand aIso failed on Miss Stella and Mrs. Clint Williams and Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Carl March. They R- Jones. Friday morning they were enroute to Manitwoc on;drove to Burlington, la. and re-Lake Michigan on a business mained until Sunday with Mr. trip for the company where Mr. !Jonps brother. Robert D. Jones March is employed, the Dewey Portland Concrete Co. Thev re - turned to Kansas City Tuesday night. Fall Brings Moving For Several New Cambria Families '"- m p.uj.n-s.s turday where he was entered as in New Cambria resulting from(a medical patient. the sale of two pieces of pro-t perty. J. D. Matlick purchased' MlI..f r.. the property go. Jim Duncan has purchased the Hall property where Harry Milliron resides. The Milliron family have rented the John W. Roberts rental property whore the J. D. Mitliek family lives. The Duncan family plan to move soon to their new home in New Cambria. New Cambria Couples Visit Edd Huber At Veterans Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wehner spent one day last week in Wad-worth Kansas at the Veterans Hospital where they went to visit with Edd Huber. They reported Edd wasilowiyimprov-ing. New Cambria, Missouri, Friday, October 21, 1958 GROWS GOOD COuM v r 7 V 5 4 7 V- , 'I MX Kenneth F Harris, who farms 10 miles northeast of Macon, measures an e-r of corn from i f.dd he has entered m the sUte;wide Missouri farmers Association Com Yield Contest. Earlier H-"-f 12 blue ribbons at the New Cambria, Clarence and Calleo fairs with corn from this contest field. Among the blue hbomi was one for the best ear of corn, another for the best standing stalk, and numerous other classifications. The variety was 118. Marjorie Cass Spends Week End Here With Her Parents Miss Marjorie Cass of Kansas City spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cass, Doris Mary. and Mrs. Helen Nagel Spends Sunday In Topeka, Kansas Mrs. Helen Nagel spent Sun- i t. i. r . ... J ' ivdn-sas Visiting j her daughter Marilyn Nagel and' her sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller. Denver Couple Visit Mrs. Josephine Aidridfe Returns Ifome Friday Mr. and .Mrs. - Elmer Martin visited from Monday until Fri- aay with her sister. Mrs. 3ose.inl'S 'TT "I " pfnne Aldndge. They have re - turned tn h,.ir hm i C1', V.UIVI, ft . mr. ana Mrs. u. K. Jones Return from Trip to Iowa Visiting Relatives Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Jones left last Wednesda iy lor Williams - nurg. la. an-1 were guests at . . the home of their cousins, Mr.! and Mrs. John R. Thomas. They also visited many other rela. lives in Williamsburg. Thursd ay accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ann" family. Returning home on - Sun(lay evening after a very pleasant rip Everett Embleton j Patient in Hospital In Kirksville Everett Embleton was taken to the Laughlin hospital last S. To Hold Revival Services Starting October 20 Rev. Harold Burk. pastor of tho Musself.rk Baptist Church announces that Revival Meeting starting Oct. 20 through Nov. 1 each night at 7:30 p.m. The evangelist will be Rev. Howard James. The public is welcome and invited to come. TO FOOTBALL GAME Misses K.'theryn Laocy and Lou Ann Parish attended the! football game between Kirks- ville College and Warrensburg,!lui' :' Mo- and Mr. and Mrs. at Warrensburg Saturday. . Mr. and Airs. Earnest Ridge-they w. ie lhe dinner guests of way of Brookfield were callers Mr. a'ld Mrs. Ben J. Williams, in the M. D. Carter home Sun- The t " ' rs wore former rosi-day afternoon. dents it Ethel. si",1 4. It f 9 , !A J . LvJL JlH Mrs. Gardner Arrives To Spend Vacation With Her Mother Mrs. R. G. Gardner and chil - dren 'of Omaha, Nebraska ar - rived" Saturday for a 2 weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Grayce Bevan. Mr. & Mrs. L. K. Evans Entertain the Carlos kaniseys Sunday Mt. ad Ms. Carlos I?3mwv 1 J . were Sundav aflernnon PiinstB in the home of Mr. and Mrs." L. K. F.ans. Merje R., Aldridge Of " . r.i Returned from Uverseas Merle R. Aldridge, son of Mrs. t li. .......j . isophlne Aldridge ':". "... (Ployed at T .A. in Kansas' nas 'niormea his mother that he has returned from a two i - ! weeks over seas trip. He had ! been sent as a representative frm th T.W.A. office in Kan- sas City. He attended meetings in Paris and Cannes, France, iThe past week he has been in N,nv York on a business mis - ..: i . , .. .. . . " ...-u .u ma uome in r-int it. 1,, r4 i v ' ic'"1 a.uiuay. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Aid- rid,:e of Kansas City, also son of Mrs. Aldridge has return- 0,1 ' his horae af,Pr vacation-1 inii in ine eastern states ana weni ueep sea nsning oil the n,. ,n nn The Carl March Family Visits At Keokuk, Iowa Mr and Mrs. Carl March and j children Keokuk, spent last Sunday in Iowa at tho home of I his mother, Mrs. Minita Bailey. While there they visited Mr. I March's brothers and sister. Mr. and Mrs. George Shear and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Azinr.rs and family and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bailev nd . - ., . ' sons r.ain lamilv nas bahy that -he March's had not seel j r ... . . M". Dora Bevan Vliit. Friends Here Enroute To Eastern States Mrs Dora Bevan stormed off I in New Cambria last Tuesday to w;t with many of her ' friends after flying to Chicago, 111. 1: m Seattle, Washington. She N enroute to the eastern stati Mr. & Mrs. Ben Williams Entertain Dinnea Guests Thjrsday Evening Mr nd Mrs, Bill Clair ofj Mr. nd Kail i.:irn or Ethel spent last I Thin sd-'V in New Cambria where ; Several From Here Attend Farm Bureau I 'Meeting in Macon K. A. Jones, Gerald Thomas, W. ft. Hughes. Ceil Jones, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leo-. nard Thomas attended the an- inual dinner meeting on Satur- day at the Jefferson ; Macon. J The f.rorrram was by Mrs. (-.aii Jones a nd hir j sister, Mrs. Berl Henry played a pi no duet. Mis. wl.o Ger- I Thomas nl.ivofl a vinlin so (accompanied by Mrs. Jones. Mrs. A. E. Quinn and Grandchildren Visit In Ray Woods Home Mrs A V Hli nn ,,t C..II.K.IX.. and 5 of her grandchildren were (Sunday dinner guests of her ! brother. Hay Woods and fam- !ily and her mother, Mrs. B. T. Woods. The Leonard Thomas Family Attend Fly In Held at Garden City Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Thomas, Ralph and Millard flew 'to Garden City, Missouri last ' Sunday to attend the South Wes District Fly In of the Missouri : Flying Farmers Association. I iThe Hollanders Spend c j r j Sunday with Friends ! jn tjanta ! Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ilollan- der u-rrr Sundav afternoon poets of Mr anrl Mrs. V.'il Baker at Atlanta. I Mr. & Mrs. L. K. Evans ! Have Visitors Friday j Mrs. Mabel Cnowh-y, ' ' Mrsl Mabel Crowley, ' ' Mr , voan jonson ami aaugnter jerry, ,l air t-. . - . . (iiu oi nansas eny ana Mr. ana i ivir.?: narve jonsnn 'i visit, rs in the ho and Mrs. L. K. Evans and' Mi0 T . . md r"ns' Th .Funlr Mnnrv. Are Dinner Guests o j . n bunday a Callao ! Mr. and Mrs. Junior Muncy i ?. . .. ' ........ ou.m,iy omner 1 min-.. u: . i it t . ;f," oi ma m .;uier bod Muncy and family at Callao. Larrv Brvant Snnrl. " VVIY m l lie U-. re U' r , Home Of His Parents Larry Brvant of Rr,na the week end at the home of! us iPrticms, mr. ana Mrs. John Bryant. Ho returned to his studies at the Rolla School of Mines late Sunday evening. Ethel Church To Hold Annual Fall Food Bazaar Saturday The Ethel Presbyterian Church win noia tneir annual fall ba zaar, food sale and Chicken " .uocr i no oazaar tnis year will open; .,, ' f and supper uill Start at 4 .1) n m 7io nor j r "v 1' 1 F i - I son. Many New Cambria poo- pie enjoy and have always at tended the annual fall bazaar at Ethel in the past and plan to attend this annual affair this car. Mrs. Albert Manhart Seriously III In St. Francis Hospital Mrs Albert Manhart remains in the St. Francis Hospital in Maroeline wnere she has been seriously ill for several days. i Callao Family Spends Sunday with Mr. and ;Mrs. Chester Chinn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douglas Kaken to the Doctors Hospital in'visrTFT) PARENTS and family of Callao spent last ! Brookfield last week after hav-j Mr. Marrin McCollum of St. Sunday at the home of his sis-jing tho misfortune of falling nff.i.ouis visited from Saturday un-ter, Mrs. Chester Chinn and Mr. of a building. X-rays showed he i til Monday with his parents. Chinn. had a broken back. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McCollum. ithel Congregation Discusses ... Hotel et A meeting ol tne congregation (iuic of the Ethel Presbyterian 100 in Sunday School, recreation-furnished Church to discuss placin? al fncilities for the youth, and basement under the entire build ing was held. The plan being r,n rncmmend.-'d bv the build n inir committee of the session It .,-i.M ncenm nli-:h lhe aims on- I ginai'y p:a nnrrl ;ir,d orovido ade P.F.C. Jerry Matl'ck h S'end'nrf A 15 Day Lave Here P K .1 J 'TV MaillCK ari lVCill in New Cambria from F01t Bragg, Norm Carolina to spenn. a 15 day leave with his brothers) J- D. Matlick and family and! Richard Matlick ana lamny. ai-j so his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Matlick of Kan-j sas City, Mo. Jerry is enroutei to Germany for 23 month of overseas service. Paula Jane Hogenson Born Sunday In Kirksville Hospital Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hogen son, agent at the C B & Q De-1 m - pot at New Cambria are the par-1 Entertain Guests ents of a new daughter born.p Evening Sunday morning at 4 o'clock at j ' the Laughlin hospital in Kirks-' Friday evening guests at the ville. The baby weighed 9 lbs. d1-, nnnens pnrl has: hpon piven the name Paula Jane. They ', are the parents of another dau ghter Pamela June 4 years old.,ieresa, traiy.!.. . Mrs. Chrisman Teaches In Room 3 Thursday For Mrs. ,Levell - 'Mrs , Aubrey Chrisman w; f . Mrs , Aubrey Chrisman was " ie:u-ner iasr itiurs .1 . . r .lt. a T ,, l. . ahh"i i ieveu i were Fy idaiKppp afyrhile she at,tendpd tbq, orhe5 of "Mr annuam . District ' Assemble of !tm RcMekah Loilues. of thi " ..... . i".'l,',.f Show'er Given For The Ivan Petersons Saturday Night Friends and neighbors of Ivan Ppfnrson gathered at the home 0f his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ' vyilliam Peerson in the mm Peterson in the P.- jmyra community last Saturday Long and Mr. Long. While here ; night where a shower was given Mr. Smedley called at the Hen-jfor the coupler- Many nice gifts ry Carter home near Elmer. ; were presented for which the ; lou.ut: wi i v vi'i j jit-tfsu. ev. V-mirchlU lO Be Guest Speaker At United Church Sunday Lcuj-inger of Brookfield were Next Sundiv October 26th the Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. United Church will have Rev. John Ben Jones. Mrs. Leuzlng-Churchill, Dept. of Christian Ed- er remained for a longer visit ucation Presbyterian Church as. wit" her sister, Mrs. Jones, the guest sneaker. At 2:30 Rev. j ' " Churchill will meet wiih the Mrs. Dunham and Mrs. nnviU C, J O 1 1 A I I officers and chairmen of Chris t ian oducati.n committees. Services of infant baDtism !. ni he heir! nnvl Sllinrlpv Plnacn I ' " soe tne ministt.r. Tt i.t i .. j ine jonnny sevens Transfer Church n i l u : '""iiucrsmp riere Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Levett transferred their membership from the Macon Christian Church in Macon to the Con gregational Fellowship of the United Church of New Cam- bria at last Sunday morning's i Worship Service. One of the ! largest attendance at Church services was reenrriprf last Rnn.i.i davs in St. Charles. Mo. vis. j jay morning. Ted Cotter Suffers Injury Last Week in Fall from Building Friends of Ted Cotter at Ethel (will regret to hear that he was 4 PAGES Basement -rrTvi fn an nvnnnsiiin to - give aamuonai roun.s larger social Baiiu-ii..B. - 1 e COSl Ol sucn a piujc-v., an estimated $7,400. Tho walls would be partially - ! poured concrete ann pariuiuy I ... concrete biocR. Anoqunx s'.'fi for nn A-l foundation. Drains will be placed in the building and plumbing will be roughed in. Two entry ways mado, one. fr-.ir.-i thn inside with stens down . ... .u- ..IJ. ..-iiU j rarnp rno stepsl. Thpre wi bfi adrjjtinnai msts ,nvolvpd w.hch mav include redecoratine. chnnt-e In hffltinor ,ang and buWv re. .g " The vof(j wag taken at the arinni moetinir and it -o- o was voted unamious to proceed with plans. The contract is with the Kes-ter Konstruction Kompany, who is building the Manse for I'ew Cambria United Church. - , -T- t,,. pi-- MPnrv home of Mr. ana airs. Henry and Glonda were Mr. Mrs. Emmett Eymah, Mr. -and - airs. Konaja,reid., i ty, ail Ol neviti mm Mrs. Bill Eymart, I ancy ana Gloria of New ' Cambria'. ' ' ' iMe.rlon Bulen OiV fan4as City - ,- TA. 1. Kf.fl.AI" in risi'i mwuiv. . j.tarjorr Bulen of Kansas City' ,A wtu.u- at the : m.me u. ... ' I Bulen. The J. D. Smedleys Of Carrollton Spent Sunday Here Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smedley of j Carrollton were bunctay rniesrs I oi tneir aaugniei, mis. w. . ft 1 I. 7y 1 J Entertains Sunday ' Miss Vera Cole, I. M. Cole nt Mmu Pamhria and Mrs. Ada - Jobson Attend State CnntrrftratinnAl Meet i Ur. TT.-ol.-n riinhjirri and Mrs. Maxine Jobson, accompanied by Rev. Reisch are attending a State Congregational meeting on Higher Education held in Kansas City October 24. Miss Emma Strouse Returns Home Alter Visiting Friends Miss Emma Strouse has returned to her home in New Cam- , bria after spending 4 days in Columbia where she was the guest of Mrs. E. W. Stewart and iting Mrs. Emelia Bekenkendorf. On her return trip home she visited many fronds in Macon. Last Sunday morning she went ito Macon by bus to attend church and accompanied Mr. land Mrs. Mears of Macon to her home